Worldwide Xbox 360 sales hit 67m, 3m ahead of PS3
Kinect sells 19 million.
There have been 67 million Xbox 360s sold around the world, and 19 million Kinects, Microsoft has revealed.
PlayStation 3 has sold 63.9 million units worldwide.
Microsoft's chief Xbox marketing officer Yusuf Mehdi revealed the numbers in a company blog post.
Microsoft's latest financial reports revealed life-to-date sales of 67.2 million for Xbox 360. Kinect numbers weren't mentioned.
"To date, our success with Xbox has been led by a box in the living room," wrote Mehdi. "Moving forward, Xbox will go beyond the box to reach all new families of devices. Just as Xbox has grown to mean more than just games, it also is more than just a console.
"This year, Xbox becomes the premium entertainment service for Microsoft. Whether on your PC, tablet, TV or phone, Xbox will be a gateway to the best in music and video, your favourite games and instant access to your friends.
"With the launch of Windows 8, we'll bring Xbox entertainment to everyone. With Xbox on Windows 8 devices, we rapidly accelerate the reach of Xbox entertainment from more than 60 million people to hundreds of millions of people worldwide."
Mehdi said Microsoft had "ideas for making all the entertainment you love more personal, interactive and social across the devices you love - and on the phenomenal Windows 8 devices that are to come".
"With Xbox on Windows 8 devices, we rapidly accelerate the reach of Xbox entertainment from more than 60 million people to hundreds of millions of people worldwide."
Yusuf Mehdi, CMO, Interactive Entertainment Division
The purpose of his blog post was to promote Microsoft's E3 conference, which takes place Monday afternoon, UK time (5.30pm).
"We'll unveil new games, show new ways to enjoy the entertainment you love and, as always, we'll have a few surprises to share!" he promised.
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